The land of the rajas and maharajas, Rajasthan is also the land of the brave Rajputs much renowned for their unmatched chivalry. But Rajasthan is also the place of the Thar Desert -- the mammoth desert with golden sunsets and the wind–caressed sand dunes.

The desert is home to the three famous cities of Rajasthan -- Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner that famously make the Desert Triangle of Rajasthan, one of the most visited tourist circuits in India. The Desert Circuit tour captures the true spirit of the state's eye catching arts and crafts, historic heritage and unique traditions.

Rajasthan -- the western Indian state much famous for its sand dunes, camels, golden sunsets, forts and palaces, and colorful turbans -- has a rich and great historical legacy. In fact, Rajasthan history is as lively and interesting as the state itself. The state witnessed the rule of various kingdoms and rulers since time immemorial. Rajasthan’s origin and dates back to as yearly as 1200 A.D. even though some historians opine that Rajasthan’s history dates back to as yearly as 2500 B.C.

Even though the history and lifestyle of the people of Rajasthan mainly make the culture of the state unique and much different from others, it is the geography of the state which really defines the culture of the state.

Founded in 1727 by the Maharaja of Amber, Sawai Jai Singh II, Jaipur is the former capital of the state of Jaipur. Much famous as the Pink City of India, Jaipur is the capital of the present desert state of Rajasthan. Also aptly called the Paris of India, Jaipur is the first well-planned city of the country, and also probably the most beautiful among the present day Indian cities.

The second largest city in Rajasthan, and also one of the three major cities included in the "Desert Tourist Triangle"; Jodhpur is majestically situated on the edge of the Thar Desert. One of the most popular destinations in the desert state, Jodhpur was once the center of Marwar -- the biggest princely state in Rajputana. Jodhpur is known as the "Sun City" because of its bright and sunny weather throughout the year.

The Indian desert state of Rajasthan -- which is much famous for its many forts, palaces, lakes, sand dunes, history and culture -- is also home to several renowned religions such as Hinduism, Islam and Jainism. In fact, people, cutting across religious divides, live peacefully and in perfect harmony with one another in the state.

The most vibrant, colorful and culturally rich state of India, Rajasthan is also much known for the way and passion with which it celebrates the various festivals throughout the greater part of the year. The real color of the state is most discernible in the colorful and fervent celebration of the various festivals and fairs. Colorful costumes, dance, music, food… these are just a few of the ingredients that make the festival time something to look for while on a visit to the state.

The land of forts and palaces, the desert state of Rajasthan is one of the leading tourist destinations in India and perhaps the entire world. The tourists, both from India and abroad, visit the state for one or the other reason.

Though Rajasthan is much famous for its forts, palaces, rich history, sand dunes, and camels, Rajasthan Wildlife is no less important from tourism point of view. In fact, Rajasthan Wildlife is the most appealing aspect of Rajasthan tourism.

One of the most beautiful cities of India and perhaps the world, Udaipur is aptly called the City of Lakes and the Venice of East. Founded in 1559 by Maharana Udai Singh II, Udaipur is located on the banks of the picturesque Lake Pichola and the lake of Fatehsagar, in the southern part of the Indian state of Rajasthan.